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It might just be the nature of computers. A similar thing happened to me on Chrome during a recent update. I was using it as a backup browser and lost everythin
by JoshMnem 7y ago
It might just be the nature of computers. A similar thing happened to me on Chrome during a recent update. I was using it as a backup browser and lost everything there when Chrome stopped working. I deleted it from my laptop and haven't missed it at all. I now use multiple Firefox profiles to work as alternate browsers.
If you go into your profiles directory is the old profile still there? It might have just created a new profile for you.
- soulofmischief 7y agoThe nature of a stable computing environment is not to randomly delete user data.
- JoshMnem 7y agoChrome did it to me too. I had many links saved in onetab that are now lost. No software is completely stable on all computers in all situations. Did you double-check your profile folder? Firefox might have created a new profile for you while leaving the old profile there. If you're on Linux or Mac, try typing this in a terminal: firefox -ProfileManager -no-remote & Then, if there is more than one profile listed there, try each one to see if it's the old profile. (I'm not sure how to find the profile folder on Windows.)
- purple_ducks 7y ago> It might just be the nature of computers Computers are not conscious.